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9mo ago
I agree, this really shows how bad things have gotten for the regime. Iran relies heavily on digital transactions because of the hyperinflation, there is not enough physical cash anymore. Soon people are going to the street simply because t
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9mo ago
When the internet will be working again I will show your comment to my friend in Iran, I think he will find it hilarious.
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9mo ago
Iran has shut down the internet nationwide several times before, this is nothing new when there are protests.
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9mo ago
They are almost completely inaccessible to the average Iranian. A friend of mine who has come a long way to fight Iranian censorship told me that they essentially don't exist.
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10mo ago
I managed to run Balatro on a Trimui Brick on a very minimalist Linux distro, steamos should be easy.
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10mo ago
From what I remember Glaze is using some small CLIP model and LPIPS (based on VGG) for their adversarial loss, that's why it's so ineffective to large, better trained model. It use SD to do a style transfer on the image using imag
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10mo ago
The people talking about semantics in the comment section seems to completely ignore the positive correlation of LLMs between accuracy and stated confidence, this is called calibration and this "old" blog post from a year ago alre
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10mo ago
Opus: "an artistic work, especially one on a large scale." The names Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus have not been chosen randomly.
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10mo ago
I never saw the cursor changing size to fit the button you are hovering on, it's pretty cool, I don't know if it's better but it's cool.
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10mo ago
≥In general encoder+decoder models are much more efficient at infererence than decoder-only models because they run over the entire input all at once (which leverages parallel compute more effectively). Decoder-only models also do this, the
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10mo ago
>or some sort of cracked way to pack a ton of parametric knowledge into a Flash Model. More experts with a lower pertentage of active ones -> more sparsity.
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10mo ago
It still supports the legacy mode of setting the budget, you can set it to 0 and it would be equivalent to none reasoning effort like gpt 5.1/5.2
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10mo ago
They went too far, now the Flash model is competing with their Pro version. Better SWE-bench, better ARC-AGI 2 than 3.0 Pro. I imagine they are going to improve 3.0 Pro before it's no more in Preview. Also I don't see it written i
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10mo ago
Japan has an extremely high literacy rate.
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10mo ago
Also Anki is not ugly at all in general, the interface of Hashcards looks much uglier to me.
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Anki is amazing, "anal_reactor" I think you're wrong on this. Also "half an hour" != "slow learner", everything depends on the quantity, the difficulty and the chosen desired retention.
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10mo ago
When there is no alt text do you have like a solution for that? Like VLMs are really powerful, I imagine they can be used to parse through the unlabeled images automatically if needed.
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OmniPSD: Layered PSD Generation with Diffusion Transformer
(showlab.github.io)
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It became a unicorn in December 2019 tho, 4 years later.
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I was reading the Anki article on 2015-12-13, and the best prediction was by markm248 saying: "Remember that you read it here first, there will be a unicorn built on the concept of SRS" They were right, Duolingo.
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I think the most fun thing is to go to: https://karpathy.ai/hncapsule/hall-of-fame.html And scroll down to the bottom.
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10mo ago
You haven't used Gemini 3.0 Pro if so, this is very much in its range of abilities.
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The gary marcus post about AI progress stalling made me laugh. I think that would be accurate.
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10mo ago
ChatGPT was released 3 years ago and that was complete ass compared to what we have today.
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10mo ago
>So what's the nitpicking about? Idk I just thought it was funny to read the ignorant comment that called the Chinese model useless because it rendered Chinese text and calling it Japanese. The model is trained to render English or
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>manga-influenced comic strips with kanji. Useless. Are you sure it was Japanese? Because the model is Chinese so it's likely to output Chinese (it happened in my testing).
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>A synthesized text-to-video voiceover was used in the narration for this story. I wasn't even realizing it without reading this in the description.
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I didn't even know seedream 4.5 has been released, things move fast, I have used seedream 4 a lot through their API.
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11mo ago
Are you sure to have used the Gemini 3.0 pro model? Maybe try increasing the media resolution on the AI studio if the text is small
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That's Gemini 2.5 Flash btw The result from Gemini 3 Pro using the default media resolution (the medium one): "(Заголовок / Header): Арсеньев (Фамилия / Surname - likely "Arsenyev") Состояние удовл-
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